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Mar 22, 2024 · Login and open web Outlook (I usually go through office.com then click Outlook) Go to the full calendar view. Click the settings gear. Click Work hours and location. Set the days and hours. Save. Restart Outlook and Teams desktop apps. Fully quit, don't just close.
- Overview
- Schedule a meeting
- Add a dial-in number
- Assign categories to a meeting
- Invite people outside your organization
- Invite people with a link
- Add a co-organizer
- Make it a channel meeting
- Schedule meetings in a channel calendar
- Right-click for more options
Your calendar in Teams is connected to your Exchange calendar. In other words, when you schedule a meeting in Outlook, it'll show up in Teams, and vice versa.
Every meeting scheduled in Teams is automatically made into an online meeting. Scheduling from Outlook?
Learn how to add Teams to your Outlook meeting
Up to 1,000 invitees can join a Teams meeting and interact by using chat, audio, and video. Invitees can also join a meeting that already has 1,000 participants (up to 10,000) as
There are several ways to schedule a meeting in Teams:
in a one-on-one or a group chat (below the box where you type a new message and select
) to book a meeting with the people in the chat. You can't schedule a meeting from a meeting chat.
on the left side of the app and select
in the top right corner.
Select a range of time in the calendar. A scheduling form will pop open.
Include a dial-in number and conference ID so that participants can call in to the Teams meeting. If you schedule the meeting from Outlook, the dial-in number and conference ID automatically appear in the scheduled meeting invite. For how to add these details when scheduling in Teams, see
Add a dial-in number for a meeting in Teams.
Color code your calendar with categories. Just like in Outlook, you can assign one or more categories to each meeting in your calendar. There are a couple ways to assign categories:
Right-click an event in your calendar and select
, then pick a color.
When scheduling a meeting, select
at the top of the scheduling form.
Currently, categories can't be applied to channel meetings.
Teams lets you invite people outside your organization, including those who don't have a Teams license. You'll need their full email address to invite them.
Go to where it says
If anyone is an optional attendee, select
Type the person's full email address (ex: Joe@example.com).
Teams lets you invite people to a meeting via a meeting link. To share this link:
Create the meeting in Teams.
on the left side of Teams and select the scheduled meeting.
The meeting link will appear as a URL. Copy it by selecting
After you've invited people to your meeting, you can add up to 10 co-organizers to help manage your meeting. Before adding co-organizers, make sure the people you want to add are already added as required attendees and then follow the steps below:
Select your meeting and then select
On the meeting options page, next to
, select the down arrow and choose the name of the co-organizer.
at the bottom of your screen.
Add co-organizers to a meeting
Type the name of a channel where it says
(under the time and date fields).
Channels can't be edited or added once the invite is sent. You'll need to send a new invite with the updated channel.
When you have a meeting in a channel, everyone in the team will be able to see it and join it in that channel. This feature isn't available in private channels.
Once you've added the people you want, select
to find the best time.
If you're unfamiliar with how to add a calendar to a channel, the steps are outlined for you at
See all your meetings in Teams
Once that's done, you have a few ways to add events to the shared calendar.
at the top of the calendar.
Click and drag your cursor on the calendar to select a block of time.
Or, select the arrow next to
Right-click an event in your calendar to RSVP, remove it if it's canceled, or open the invitation to view the meeting details. If the event is a Teams meeting, you'll also get options to
Teams meetings will show a join button on an event in your calendar five minutes before the start of a meeting. Once someone joins the meeting, the event will change colors to let you know they're online.
to open the meeting settings window to confirm your preferred camera and mic settings before joining the online meeting.
If you have overlapping meetings in your calendar, the join button won't be available. But you can still right-click the event and select
Apr 7, 2020 · Here's how to create Microsoft Teams meetings directly from within Outlook, without having to book them through the Teams app. To create Teams meetings from within Outlook---either Outlook Online and the Outlook client---you need to install the Teams client on your computer.
Jan 16, 2024 · Toggle on Online Meeting (Teams Meeting), invite attendees and provide the meeting details (date, start/end time, location, description, etc.). Tap the Checkmark icon in the top-right corner to send meeting invites or meeting links to the added participants.
Schedule meetings to start 5 minutes past the hour or half hour to give you time to stand up and walk around. For example, if the meeting usually starts at 11:00am, schedule it to start at 11:05 am. Use reoccurring Outlook reminders to make time for regular breaks, meals, and focus time.
Mar 19, 2020 · There is more than one way to create a Teams meeting. First, we will take a look at the classic style through Outlook. Then we will take a look at the form using Microsoft Teams. #1 Creating a Teams meeting invite with Outlook. To create a Teams meeting in Outlook, first, click on the calendar view in Outlook.
Resources. Schedule a Teams meeting from Outlook. Schedule a meeting with Outlook. Plan ahead to ensure that you schedule effective meetings. Work through this list of steps to take before you even schedule to make your meeting effective.